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Mares prefer privacy at foaling time. If possible, mares will delay birth until human observers are not around. Mares generally foal at night. One study, for example, indicated that approximately 80 percent of foals were born between midnight and 6 a.m.
Best Answer: Hi, Mares are Polyestrous, meaning they go into heat several times, but ONLY during the breeding season which is in the spring, summer, and early fall.nd horses only cycle in the spring, summer and early fall. Most mares shut down in the winter. It seems like mares are in heat all the time, because if their heat cycle lasts 5 days, and they ovulate right before going out of heat, then they are starting the whole process again just 14 to 17 days later!